Italian Radical

Although visually compact and architectural, Mozza Yellow reveals an unexpectedly adaptable and lightweight construction in polyurethane, creating the surprising sensory and function...

Although visually compact and architectural, Mozza Grey reveals an unexpectedly adaptable and lightweight construction in polyurethane, creating the surprising sensory and functional...

Although visually compact and architectural, Mozza Red reveals an unexpectedly adaptable and lightweight construction in polyurethane, creating the surprising sensory and functional ...

Although visually compact and architectural, Mozza Green reveals an unexpectedly adaptable and lightweight construction in polyurethane, creating the surprising sensory and functiona...

Alvar Yellow stands as a living testament to Gufram's trajectory from radical Italian roots to global design authority, proving that authentic innovation retains its allure across ge...

Alvar Grey stands as a living testament to Gufram's trajectory from radical Italian roots to global design authority, proving that authentic innovation retains its allure across gene...

Alvar Orange stands as a living testament to Gufram's trajectory from radical Italian roots to global design authority, proving that authentic innovation retains its allure across ge...

Alvar Red stands as a living testament to Gufram's trajectory from radical Italian roots to global design authority, proving that authentic innovation retains its allure across gener...

Alvar Green stands as a living testament to Gufram's trajectory from radical Italian roots to global design authority, proving that authentic innovation retains its allure across gen...

Rega, a key figure in the Italian Radical Design movement, often experimented with lucidity and light reflection in his work, pushing materials like Lucite and brass beyond their fun...

Freely positionable and very chic. STUDIODADA was an Italian architectural and design office which started in 1977 during Italy's radical period.

Each piece tells its tale, collectively weaving the grand narrative of Italian Radical Design. Miniature in a 1:8 scale of soft polyurethane.

The most recent article is Radical: Italian Design at MFAH for The Magazine Antiques in May 2020.

The result is a sling chair with the graphic character emblematic of Italian radical design circa 1970. DAM held an exclusive production agreement with Gruppo Industriale Busnelli, ...

The project perfectly embodies the spirit of Italian Radical Design, replacing traditional functionality with imagination, irony, and emotional interaction.

The iconic “Scultura 190” lounge chair with matching ottoman designed by Vittorio Introini for Saporiti Italia, Italy, 1970s. This sculptural seating embodies the bold experimental s...

Created during the height of the Italian Radical Design movement, the project challenges conventional ideas of furniture by proposing an immersive environment rather than a tradition...

Arflex is world-renowned for its collaboration with designers like Burkhard Vogtherr, Franco Albini and Cini Boeri—these chairs embody that same commitment to ergonomic comfort and a...

Beyond its aesthetic value, Le Stelle represents a historical document of Italian radical design, where comfort and experimentation coexist in perfect balance.

Measurements: 43 x 43 x 75 cm (16.9 x 16.9 x 29.5 in) A true design classic from the Italian radical movement, perfect for collectors and modernist interiors.

A collector’s item from the golden era of Italian radical design, it’s both a decorative object and a small piece of design history.

With its rigorous geometric design, the Mies armchair sums up the philosophy of Archizoom Associati, leading figures of the Italian Radical movement starting in the second half of th...

Their lamps remain sought after for their distinctive aesthetic and strong connection to Italian radical design.

Both functional and deeply symbolic, "Angelo Necessario" stands as one of the most compelling expressions of late twentieth-century Italian radical design. Please message us for add...

Designed by the Dutch-German artistic duo Supertoys Supertoys for Gufram, Flowie is a whimsical sculptural chair and pouf that embraces the legacy of Italian Radical Design through t...

Designed by the Dutch-German artistic duo Supertoys Supertoys for Gufram, Flowie is a whimsical sculptural chair and pouf that embraces the legacy of Italian Radical Design through t...

Designed by the Dutch-German artistic duo Supertoys Supertoys for Gufram, Flowie is a whimsical sculptural seat that embraces the legacy of Italian Radical Design through the designe...

Mario Ceroli “Fratina” Chair in Pine for Poltronova, 1972, Italy Designed by Mario Ceroli in 1972 and produced by Poltronova, the “Fratina” chair is one of the most striking example...

Influenced by conceptual art and Italy’s radical design movement, he entered the professional world in the early 1980s with standout interior architecture projects that quickly earne...

He directed the magazine “Casabella”, the official paper of Italian radical architecture in that period. In 1976 he left “Casabella” to found the magazine “Modo”, which he directed u...

These questions lie at the very heart of Italian Radical Design—a movement dedicated to challenging conventions and expanding the possibilities of everyday objects.

Entirely handmade in Italy and finished with Gufram's patented Guflac® Ultra coating, this sculptural coffee table combines the timeless appearance of classical marble with the innov...

Entirely handmade in Italy and finished with Gufram's patented Guflac® Ultra coating, this sculptural armchair combines the timeless beauty of classical marble with the surprising co...

The square tabletop is topped with a fine metal wire grid pattern beneath glass, echoing 1980s Italian radical design and high-tech aesthetics while maintaining a light, airy silhoue...

Designed by Marzio Cecchi in 1975, Fachiro is one of the most provocative and unexpected masterpieces of Italian Radical Design. Conceived as a sculptural lounge chair, Fachiro chall...

The Vicario was featured at the landmark 1972 exhibition “Italy: The New Domestic Landscape” at the Museum of Modern Art in New York, the exhibition that effectively introduced Itali...

Superstudio for Zanotta Quaderna 710 Console Black silkscreen print on white plastic laminate H84 x L180 x D42 cm Contemporary production An iconic design from Italy’s Radical Design...

In this listing you will find an Iconic coffee table designed by Mario Bellini as part of the celebrated Amanta seating system, one of the defining modular furniture concepts of Ital...

Designed by Piero Gilardi in 1968 for Gufram, Sassi is one of the most iconic expressions of Italian Radical Design, transforming ordinary stones into extraordinary collectible furni...

The SP63 “Sandretta” table mirror was designed by Ettore Sottsass for Poltronova in 1966 and represents a refined example of Italian Radical Design from the mid-1960s. The mirror fe...

The Fratina chairs by Mario Ceroli for Poltronova, designed in 1972, are among the most emblematic expressions of Italian Radical design, where historical reference is reinterpreted ...

The SP63 “Sandretta” table mirror was designed by Ettore Sottsass for Poltronova in 1966 and represents a refined example of Italian Radical Design from the mid-1960s. The mirror fe...

He directed the magazine “Casabella”, the official paper of Italian radical architecture in that period. In 1976 he left “Casabella” to found the magazine “Modo”, which he directed u...

A key figure in Italian radical design, his career spans from founding the "Il gruppo del Cenobio" in the 1960s to projects like the "Casa Telematica" (Telematic House) and later wor...

This pair of Calypso armchairs by Vittorio Introini represents an iconic example of Italian radical seating design from the late 1970s, distinguished by a sculptural presence and an ...

In this listing you will find an iconic example of Italian radical design of the 1970s, the Sesann armchair was designed by Gianfranco Frattini for Cassina in 1970 and remains one of...

A powerful example of Italian Radical Design, where material, perception, and form dissolve into a dynamic and almost sculptural textile surface.

Loved by collectors, architects, museums, fashion designers, and interior designers worldwide, Bocca® remains one of the defining masterpieces of Italian Radical Design and one of th...

He directed the magazine “Casabella”, the official paper of Italian radical architecture in that period. In 1976 he left “Casabella” to found the magazine “Modo”, which he directed u...

A Vibrant Pop Art Icon in Pink Pink Lady is the playful and exuberant reinterpretation of Gufram's legendary Bocca®, one of the most celebrated icons of Italian Radical Design. Desi...

Rare “Tovaglia” Coffee Table, 1969 – Attributed to Studio Alchimia A striking example of Italian Radical Design, the Tovaglia coffee table (Italian for “tablecloth”) blurs the bound...

1970s unique museum-grade avant-garde rug, this is not merely a rug; it is a profound statement of 1970s Italian radical design. Hand-tufted in Italy during an era of bold experiment...

With its understated grey finish, this edition celebrates minimalism while preserving all the irreverence, personality, and sculptural presence that have made CACTUS® a timeless icon...

The tubular metal frame, lacquered in orange, reflects the bold, experimental spirit of Italian radical design. The set has undergone a full professional restoration.

He directed the magazine “Casabella”, the official paper of Italian radical architecture in that period. In 1976 he left “Casabella” to found the magazine “Modo”, which he directed u...

This original 1970s piece is upholstered in a soft cotton colored fabric and features the manufacturer’s signature. A true symbol of Italian radical design, blending comfort with scu...

A rare and highly collectible limited edition Gufram 'Cactus' coat / hat rack sculpture designed by Guido Drocco and Franco Mello, part of the legendary Italian Radical Design and Po...

Dimensions Width: 85 cm (33.5 in) Depth: 85 cm (33.5 in) Height: 68 cm (26.8 in) Materials & Features Designed by Luigi Bistagnino, 1972 Sculptural armchair Soft polyurethane struct...

Dimensions Width: 85 cm (33.5 in) Depth: 85 cm (33.5 in) Height: 68 cm (26.8 in) Materials & Features Designed by Luigi Bistagnino, 1972 Sculptural armchair Soft polyurethane struct...

Dimensions Width: 85 cm (33.5 in) Depth: 85 cm (33.5 in) Height: 68 cm (26.8 in) Materials & Features Designed by Luigi Bistagnino, 1972 Sculptural armchair Soft polyurethane struct...